Since I started my new job I have been so much involved in discovering new technologies that I quite forgot to post any significant and regular update to this website. Google’s ranking algorithm did not pardon this move: my page rank fall from 7 to 4 !!! With a page rank of 7 I had… Read More »
I’ve just read via the AXNA that Adobe, Google and Yahoo! worked together to allow SWF searchability. My first thought was ‘finally they made it’ 🙂 But while reading the FAQ I’ve been a little disappointed by how this indexation seems to happen: […]The Flash Player technology, optimized for search spiders, runs a SWF file… Read More »
In that time I was a big fan of SEO and thought that it would be cool to place my first name (Ahmet) in top positions of search engines. When I started I couldn’t even find a reference to my website while searching on Google.com (European server) and there are about 44,700,000 results when searching… Read More »
Shari Thurow, the Founder and SEO Director of Omni Marketing Interactive wrote a very interesting answer in led-digest.com about the solution I blogged a while ago: ‘Holy Grail: SEO Model for Flash and Flex Content‘. Here are a few quotes of her, with my answer below: […]as long as you are giving search engines one… Read More »
The discussion about SEO (search engines optimization) and SWF content(from Flash or Flex) has been long and turbulent. Fortunately this discussion is coming to an end as now a proven solution exists. I made yesterday a presentation about it at the Adobe User Group of Geneva. Here is the solution I prefer: using XSL (eXtensible… Read More »
Update: I have presented a clearer model to help search engines index your Flash content with a minimal work. Bad referencing in search engine is the only point that really bothers me with Flash. Why is it so hard for search engines to understand Flash content? Because it’s not text like they use to read… Read More »